Counselling Psychology Internship – Module II
Counselling Psychology Internship – Module II
This module is designed to provide interns with in-depth exposure to clinical settings, helping them develop essential skills for working with clients from a clinical psychology perspective.
Key Learning Components:
Key Learning Components:
- Comprehensive training in case history taking and mental status examination.
- Engaging in ice-breaking activities and rapport-building techniques.
- Clarifying and re-explaining cases to enhance client insight.
- Formulating treatment plans tailored to individual client needs.
- Introducing clients to the process and purpose of psychodiagnostic testing.
- Selecting appropriate psychological assessments.
- Administering, scoring, and analyzing test results.
- Report writing and conducting report discussion sessions with clients.
- Overview and planning of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) sessions.
- Observing structured CBT sessions to understand therapeutic flow.
This module provides a strong foundation for real-world clinical work, bridging academic knowledge with practical application.
Assessment Tools Covered
Depression Assessment
Anxiety Scales
Personality Inventories
Other standard tests commonly used in adult clinical sessions.
Intern Deliverables
Collection of client affirmations.
Chanting/ mindfulness documentation.
Five detailed case illustrations (patient stories).
One PowerPoint presentation on a chosen topic.
One paper presentation based on internship learnings or research.
This module bridges academic learning with real-world clinical practice, preparing interns to navigate client work with professionalism, empathy, and confidence.
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